This is just how I make a difference between the experience we get though our five senses (sense-perception) and the experience of thoughts (I called it "mind-perception")

Anyways, both of them are Maya(that's how yogis call the cosmic play, the stuff which is "not real" meaning it will dissolve itself and end. For a yogi only things which are eternal are really real. the rest is maya )
Real perception starts when the mind is tranquil and the awareness has been totally withdrawn from the senses (A state which I personally have only slighly touched.... yet ;) )

If you like philosophy and are interested in the philosophy I study, I recommend that you google "bhagavad gita" and read a little bit in it.

It is not a book which should be red from beginning to end once.
I usually just open it randomly and read until I can't handle the input anymore without putting it aside and starting to think about it. (even though I have red all of it already)

Also, in the thread you have posted about einstein, I would have ansered a lot of things differently than Einstein did. But ofc, he was not a spiritual seeking person or at least that was not a high priority in his life.

But I have written already that faith is only a short-time solution for me and not something that has to be adopted and then carried on until one dies.

If you have questions, feel free to ask anytime, I am happy to share, whatever I think.

I love you


(Ohh I hope this is not too spiritual to be handeled in a comment <3 ;) )